Mortgage 4% Bond Bids and Advertising Rates
Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building and other city addresses listed for bond bids. Advertising rates and display deadline set at 9 am prior to publication date. Associated Press rights noted, with regional distribution and mailing details for Corry Pennsylvania edition.
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AP News
Orcy
Truman Upsets The Depesters in a Remarkable Year
A highly distorted report claims President Harry Truman’s victory reshapes party power, rebukes Dewey, and reaffirms Roosevelt era policies amid widespread labor and publication support. It references Wells and agriculture policy as context, noting a December 7 message urging public funds for farming and information boards.
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New Deal
Harry Truman
Tews- Papers
Dewey
Truman
Senate
House
White House
Wells
Roosevelt
Bboe
George Washington
Congress
Bradford Driver Bound Over In Fatal Warren Crash
Warren November 3 Norman Owens of Bradford bound over to the next Warren county court term after a hearing waiver on aggravated assault and battery charges. He posted a $500 bail while his truck, believed to have faulty brakes, struck seven year old Nadine Kifer as she crossed Pennsylvania avenue at Marian street. The child remains at Warren General Hospital with a fractured skull. The Kifer girl, daughter of Mrs. Bernice Kifer, was returning home from Lacey School with two companions.
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Bradford
Warren Warren
Norman
Owens
Nadine Kifer
Warren County Court
Justice of Peace
Tracy Greenland
Owen
Justice of the Pease Greenland
Kifer
Warren General Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marian Street
Bernice Kifer
Lacey School
North East Man Named Ist1590 Damage Suit
Chester J Bowles of Buffalo files a damage suit in Erie County Court against Harold W Hugg of North East claiming compensation for damages from an auto accident on November 16 1947 along Route 20 three miles east of North East.
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Wis
Erie County
Chester J. Bowles
Buffard, N
Harold W. Hugg
North Best
Bowles
Route 20
North East
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journs Files
William Buller aged 76 longtime State Fisheries official died at his sister’s Hanover home. James MacInnes announces 1928 Oakland model display at Star Garage. Community Chest campaign directors named D A Hillstrom Milon L Brown and others to represent local agencies. Fire destroys a garage and a Chrysler on Scott's Crossing road. Pappas owner of Bast Main street bowling alleys leases second floor of Patterson garage building.
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William Buller
State Fisheries Commission
Corry
H. M. Stokes
Hanover
James MacInnes
Oakland
Star
Community Chest
D. A. Hillstrom
Milon L. Brown
Larmer
G. A Shea
Cory Hospital
James H. Wright
Salvation Army
Harry 8. Smith
Boy Scouts
W. F. Myers
Children’s Aid Society
C. W. Bracken
Community Nursing Service
Chrysler
Clarence Goons
Scott's Crossing Road
Daimes Pappas
Main Street
Haw
J.B. Patterson
East Main Street
How's Your I Q A Gentua 8 or Superior Rank Quiz
A quiz seeks memory by answering ten questions. It notes scoring levels from Gentua 8 to Poor and directs readers to the Classified Page for correct answers. It mentions a fall injury to Mrs James Mackres on Franklin Street with bruises but no broken bones.
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Gentua
Fritz Thyssen
Rhur Steel
Congress
Jugurtha
Millard Tydings
U. S. Senate
United States
James Mackres
Franklintreet
Mackres
Kane to Raise Taxes Next Year in Kane Borough
Kane borough faces a 1989 budget with record-high costs for street and police services. Council contemplates millage increases and new levies under state taxing powers, plus plans to readjust property assessments in Second and Third wards and begin similar revisions in First and Fourth wards.
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Kane
Kane, Aapk and Trust Company
Coucil
Sud
Delay Explained for WW1 Veterans Bonus
State veterans bonus for World War I veterans will not be paid until after 1930. Service Officer Ray Tahner cited the 1947 General Assembly bond authorization and the need for 1949 legislature approval, plus a voter ballot after that, delaying payments until 1950. Eligible amounts include 10 per domestic month and 15 per foreign month, up to 300, with disability reviews by the Veterans Administration retroactive to April 11, 1946.
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Ray Tahner
V.E.W. Post
General Assembly
Veterans Administration
Veterans aid distributed milk and aid to families in October
The office reported distributing 180 quarts of milk and 105 in food and other assistance to veterans and families. October totals show pensions 43, education 32, hospitalization 14, outpatient treatment 20, insurance 14, personal problems 6, veterans commission cases 5, dental care 59, miscellaneous 47, and valuables noted. The department also engaged in various services and related activities during this period.
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Veterans Commission
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